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Cytat:Wyrocznia wyjaśniła przecież Neo w trzecim filmie, dlaczego pokonał maszyny w rzeczywistości. Neo ma tak ogromną moc, że nie tylko może wpływać na Matrixa, ale ma coś w rodzaju maszynowej telepatii/telekinezy, że może wpływać na maszyny również poza Matrixem.

And that sucks donkey balls.

Cytat:Wachowscy wiedzieli, co robią.

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Cytat:The Wachowski brothers came to Warner and said they wanted to make a trilogy which would have ended with the phone call as seen at the end of Matrix 1, and they could do it for about $200 million (or something like that.) Warner came back and said forget it, we'll give you $40 million for one movie. So, the brothers sat down and chopped up the three scripts, taking the best parts, and then condensing it into the film as we know it today.

After the first Matrix film became a big hit, Warner came back and said here's $300 million, make two more. So then, the Wachowski's sat down in a pizza joint and hashed out a bunch of ideas, salvaging what they could from the crap that wasn't good enough to make it into the first film (thus explaining the whole business with the Merovingian,) then piecing it together like a jigsaw puzzle into a semi-coherent story. When they realized they still didn't have enough story to make 2 films, even the brainstorms that were written on the placemat in pizza sauce were shoved into the script (thus explaining the dumb scenes like the rain dance and the completely out of place fight with the Cherub.) And then, when they realized they still didn't have enough, they decided to make some of the crappy parts even longer (which explains the incomprehensible subway sequence at the beginning of part 3 and the overly long Million Smiths fight.)

In a nutshell: the first Matrix was so good because the best ideas from three scripts were put into one film. Matrix 2 and 3 were so bad because the brothers never expected the story to continue after the phone call and Neo's ascendancy.

I, zważywszy na to, jak wyglądają te filmy, brzmi to dość prawdopodobnie.